In recent news, it was revealed that even while incarcerated and on the run from the law, infamous cult leader Jeong Myeong-seok never lost sight of his ultimate goal - to recruit more followers by any means necessary. Among his methods was using profile pictures of celebrities to lure new members, including when he went to meet with visitors in prison. It was reported that one or two stars were even invited to accompany him during these visits, and one star was said to have participated in creating a nude sculpture at Jeong's recommendation.
During a recent broadcast, Jeong's right-hand woman, Jeong Jo-eun, was also exposed. Jeong Jo-eun's influence grew rapidly after Jeong Myeong-seok's imprisonment, with former members of the cult revealing that she was considered a "symbol of the goddess of the female believers, " even compared to being an idol. One former member stated, "The golden age of JMS was led by Jeong Jo-eun." Another woman said, "I adored Jeong Jo-eun like a goddess. I even had her as my phone background. My love for her made me believe absolutely in Jeong Myeong-seok."
One former member who had converted to the cult for Jeong Jo-eun said that after seeing Jeong Myeong-seok in person for the first time after his release, "He didn't look like what I had imagined. He looked like a bloated old man." Kim Do-hyung, a professor of the ex-JMS group Exodus, claimed that "There are quite a few members who left the cult disappointed after seeing Jeong Myeong-seok's behavior after his release."
Jeong Jo-eun recruited Miss Korea, supermodels, and other beauty pageant contestants who were willing to "not press charges even if sexually assaulted" as part of her secret organization called "Bonghwang" to help Jeong Myeong-seok recruit new members.
Jeong Jo-eun's accomplice's actions caused significant damage. The twin sisters who suffered in Hong Kong said, "When we were sexually assaulted by Jeong Myeong-seok and went to ask for help in the next room, everyone pretended to be asleep. They were all in on it." Jeong Jo-eun was also in the room at the time.
Another victim who was sexually assaulted by Jeong Myeong-seok at his villa in China revealed, "Jeong Jo-eun had all the passports. She was in charge of everything."
Jung Jo-eun, who previously claimed to be a witness to the suffering of Jung Myung-seok, recently changed her position. She stated that she did not know the victims who accused Jung Myung-seok of sexual assault, and claimed that she tried to prevent the sexual crimes committed by the leader of JMS towards the "goddesses." On April 18th, Jung Jo-eun was arrested on charges of aiding and abetting sexual assault.
During a broadcast, former JMS folllower Kim Do-hyeong also appeared and revealed his position. He stated, "I was in charge of foreign affairs, delivering letters from overseas members. After his release, I was with him almost 24 hours a day in Wolmyeongdong whenever overseas members wanted to meet Jung Myung-seok." When asked if he was a collaborator, he admitted to aiding and abetting the crimes, saying, "Whether or not my intentions and emotions were right, I played that role, and I did not even recognize the problem when the sexual assault occurred in front of me. Ultimately, I was a collaborator."
He added, "Every time something like this happened, I thought it was a problem that arose because the messiah is also
human. I thought it was something I had to endure."
Meanwhile, one of the "Shinchon Five Brothers," who led JMS in the early days, including Jung Myung-seok in the 1980s, said, "Jung Myung-seok is not the true missioner of this principle, nor is he someone who received it directly from heaven. He assembled it."
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